The Rewritten Love: A Second Beginning Max Charming

Chapter 62

Forrest kicked the overweight classmate who was sleeping next to Madelyn’s seat. The sudden and powerful kiek jolted the guy out of his doze, and he looked up with a bewildered

expression on his face.

“Get lost!” Forrest yelled.

The guy hailed from a nouveau riche family, their newfound wealth stemming from livestock farming. Lacking any notable interests or hobbies, he was often observed in a state of slumber. Even his practice papers bore the telltale marks of drool stains. When he saw Forrest, his head. jolted. He promptly rose to his feet, clearing space for Forrest.

Forrest deftly moved the chair and settled beside Madelyn, his hand casually resting on the chair’s back. His other hand, encased in a striking cast, stood out noticeably. Nonchalantly. swaying in his exclusive designer sneakers, he exuded the aura of an indulged playboy.

“You know Jadie White, right?” he asked.

Madelyn paused her pen. “Yes, I’m familiar with her. She’s my father’s adopted daughter. The guy she calls her brother is also my father’s godson, but none of them are blood-related to me.

they’re all

chose to

in thought. He lightly kicked Madelyn’s leg and muttered, “I

want to know about that? Well, then what do you want? If you’re asking me to help you pursue Jadie, Forrest, I’m sorry, but I can’t do that. Your relationship with her is your own business and doesn’t concern me. I’m not obligated to assist. you… With

head with Forrest. He indeed had his sights set on

her help, leaving her to wonder what was

his back teeth. “Now it’s your turn to boss. me around? Who do you think you are,

once

him. “I don’t have

answer. She contemplated silently,

again, possibly provoking Zach’s anger. She thought to herself, “I finally have a chance to start anew. Am I out of my mind? Helping Forrest could put me in a

prove yourself. Don’t underestimate it. Wasn’t the lesson from last time

hand on Timothy’s shoulder, shaking

organized the papers on her desk, silently cursing. These troublemakers… I can’t mess with them, but I can steer clear.’ Then she spoke